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Dark screen With some television shows and some dvd movies, it is so dark that it is hard to see. This does not happen with all programs, usually on ones that are shot in low lighting (night scenes, action movies)
I have adjusted the brightness settings and contrast settings, it does not helpI have adjusted the brightness settings and contrast settings, it does not help
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Unfortunately, there is no easy fix for this. If it were a rear projection TV, I'd suggest a new bulb. Even on a Plasma there are things that can be done. But on a CRT, the repair for a dark screen usually costs more than replacing it.
I think the problem didn't come from the television. Maybe the disc is too hard to play, this usually happen when we play an original CD or DVD. Or your CD/DVD player already broken so it can't spin the disc.
Ur LCD screen is damage.100% sure,if it happen in DVD movies watching too?The LCD screen damage,it not worth replacing,because there no available LCD screen selling out side,only can buy it from the tvs compannies.They're limited produce it will cost same as a new tv.Even might cost more after labors.
Sometimes, the movie video suddenly gets muted during the playback and some prompt-up message shows on your screen, like "Audio outputs temporarily muted". Actually, this is caused by Cinavia Message Code 3.
sounds like the video codec got scrambled. if you are running windows, then try using restore [start-programs-accessories-system tools-restore]. if you never turned restore feature on, then re-install the DVD software
I have adjusted the brightness settings and contrast settings, it does not help
have you adjusted the brightness?
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